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Tuesday, 17 January 2017

The Cold One

Under the age of 18 years, I can say that I've seen and experienced more of the world than most individuals my age have and I don't plan on slowing down any time soon. Trying to describe the moments and memories gained from my trip will never amount up to what it felt to live them.
This is Part One of a Two Part series as there was so much content (even though I didn't film the first quarter of the trip). I'm heartbroken to see this trip end, but I'll leave you all at where it all began, Enjoy x
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Thursday, 7 April 2016

Home Away From Home

developed some disposables from my recent school camp to Australia, they turned out real groovy so I thought I'd share. 
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wild times with the best bunch of people that I could ever ask to graduate with, I'll be posting up the video in the next post! but be sure to follow my youtube channel for all my other vlogs that I will be doing xx

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Sunday, 30 August 2015

#EspañaJournals: Grand Granada

 After spending 2 hours in the backseat of our rental, I believed I'd seen all there is to see of Spain. it was hard to imagine Spain astonishing me more than it already had. But, I was not prepared for the beauty that is Granada.
Granada is known as one of the 'Pearls' of Spain, and well and truly lives up to this title. Commonly referred to as "The Morrish Jewel" it lies in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains in Andalucía.

























While I was there I got to see tons of stunning architecture and witness one of the most intense, passionate dances (twice in one day!) that originates from Granada, the "Flamenco".
Granada is thriving with culture and rich with history. Home to the castle of Alhambra, I took a stroll (which felt like a hike by the end of it) around the area in which the Alhambra lies. You're actually able to go inside and view the castle but unfortunately the tickets sold out before we could get the chance :( Nevertheless, the scenery was gorgeous, filled with breathtaking views of the Alhambra. We even found a cute little ice-cream store to stop at and take in the sights. We made our way through the gypsy markets on our way back to the hotel and I got some henna done. This was a bitter sweet experience as the henna was terrible and a complete rip off, It's the last time I ever get henna anywhere but 'Little India'. I ate my first paella while shopping in the city, They say the paella in Valencia is the best but my standards are quite high after this one! My time in Granada was incredible, it was an honest blast! 
More to come on Spain:
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Alicante
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Benidorm
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Valencia
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Barcelona
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Madrid
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Might decide to do another post about my time in Spain, anywhere in particular? comment below!
till then, 

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Sunday, 16 August 2015

HEATSTROKE

This weekend has been one hell of a journey that I'm so excited to share with you all! A bunch of us threw a surprise farewell picnic in the park for Kyra Lee. Although weather reports stated it would rain, It was a marvellous day for the occasion (even too marvellous considering we were dripping with sweat by the end of it!)
here's a look into our Saturday! 
 We escaped the heat by the end of our feast in a restaurant nearby 
Being in an international school, You get use to seeing people come and go around the world. Although this is a blessing in disguise, The pain of loosing someone close to you never lessens. This year is my last year of high school before I start my pulminary years of HSC so that means I've had the unfortunate experience of seeing two of my closest childhood friends leave me, and It doesn't stop there. I'm so fortunate to have the friends I have in my life and I'm so grateful for them! 
PS. excuse my tardiness I pinky swear i'll try to post more frequently, but It's hard when you're a antisocial turtle that doesn't do much. 
Till next time 

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